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Amad Diallo:
2 full seasons at Utd
64 starts (17 as a wing back) & 36 subs
34 goals / assists (if include when fouled for pens converted)
2 starts since his last assist
Never took any initiative to say he was to blame anywhere.
An awful person.
A sick personality who condemned any strong personality who raises their voice against him.
Btw, this germ acted as if he was not given the crazy free hands on the recruitment.
Bs Piece.
Erik ten Hag exclusive interview, part 1:
🔺 Broken promises of Ibiza meet
🔺 Connection with #MUFC fans
🔺 Issues coaching Cristiano Ronaldo
🔺 Backing Michael Carrick
🔺 Wanting Kane, Rice, De Jong
🔺 Handling player power
Free read @TheAthleticFC ⬇️
nytimes.com/athletic/7701054…
Clap_Calp retweeted
Just thinking out load, is it out of the question that Amad plays at RB and then we see Maz and Maguire at cb and Dalot at lb?
I’m just thinking that since Carrick seems set on not playing amass, this is a huge game, MDL hasn’t played yet besides the closed door friendly, and it doesn’t mess with the midfield (where I think baleba’s intensity is needed in this one). We can always shift around the front line with bruno, cunha, Mbeumo, Mount, Lacey as options to start with while using baleba santos and tielemans in the middle. Amad has done well as the rwb before and did that role vs Leeds at times and is someone who gives tactical flexibility.
For this hypothetical it would look something like this image. Cunha offers more defensive support than Bruno, so that’s why he’s on the right to support Amad.
I’d personally rather see if we could just start MDL or Armer next to Maguire, then play Dalot and maz as the full backs probably.
Dealing with baturina and Paz is going to be a handful and it’s a big ask for an OOP Amad or first real shot for amass to handle.
I’d like to see at least one of Kamason or amass get minutes personally.
🚨 | #mufc training squad vs Como:
Goalkeepers: Lammens, Darlow, Heaton, Mee.
Defenders: Maguire, De Ligt, Amass, Armer, Dalot, Kamason, Mazraoui
Midfielders: Mount, T. Fletcher, J. Fletcher, Tielemans, Baleba, Santos, Fernandes.
Forwards: Lacey, Zirkzee, Mbeumo, Cunha, Amad.
[@StevenRailston]
Good managerial performances where?
🚨🚨🗣️ Erik ten Hag on Michael Carrick:
“It is NOT the solution to dismiss him. 100 per cent not.
“Fans will demand this if results don’t improve - it is coming out from the stomach, from the emotion. You have to make rational decisions.
“He showed good coaching abilities at Middlesbrough and last season. So let him do his process. I think he has a good staff.”
#MUFC [@lauriewhitwell]
Clap_Calp retweeted
none of utd’s sacked managers deserved to stay, not even ole. miss me with the ten hag revisionism
a manager can deserve the sack without the club making competent decisions.
utd’s failure was sacking managers without building a footballing structure that could outlast them.
Replying to @generdtional
They’re just constantly doing the club wrong, that’s the worst part. Scott Mctominay for Manuel fucking Ugarte, nothing short of disgusting
Isn't this basic that everyone should know?
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Clap_Calp retweeted
Erik ten Hag ladies and gentlemen. Not one single lie in what he said. I’m loving it! 😂
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Diego Gomez joins the list of longest Premier League goals scored by outfield players 😯
Has to be Conte. He's the final boss of it all. He'll bring everyone down around him. Players, owners, fans.
One big shit fire of carnage.
All that will be left is his wig and Dalot.
Clap_Calp retweeted
I'm saying this again:
Ole Gunnar Solskjær knew it was going to be an easy task to get Man United into the UCL last season. That was why he asked for the job on a permanent basis if he managed to get us UCL football.
INEOS refused, and the main reason they gave for appointing Carrick as interim manager was that he hadn't asked to become the permanent manager, whether he got us UCL football or not.
They told us he'd see out his interim contract, they'd interview several candidates for the job, and then appoint a new manager.
Guess what INEOS did before the season even ended???
They didn't even consider other names, let alone interview any candidates. They went with the easiest option: Michael Carrick. And that looked like the wrong choice for a big club that claims to want to build a competitive mentality.
INEOS used Michael Carrick to shield their own incompetence, and it's becoming increasingly obvious that they're well out of their depth at this club.
Giving Michael Carrick the job on a permanent basis was WRONG BY ALL ACCOUNTS, and the warning signs were already there within his first 10 games last season.
I hope they do right by us going forward. 😭🙏🏻
Clap_Calp retweeted
Mateus Fernandes is a grown man so I’m not removing blame but it is very funny how many players allow that agent to ruin their careers just so he can get a bigger pay day.
However, it’s even funnier that a 85M player is now seemingly a 4th option for his main position. Yikes.
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People who never watched him play think he was some sort of clogger. In his youth he was a superb box to box mf & as he got older (& knee injury) he adapted his game to be a deep lying playmaker. Superb passer, tempo setter & leader. Wonderful midfielder – at Saint Julians, Wales
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Just a reminder about how Bruno and some of the players felt about Amorim being sacked… frustrated because of the promises made to them and then starting over..
We often forget just how short a players career is. To fans it’s one season of many, to a player every season represents being one closer to the end of their career, which is typically maybe 10 years of real spotlight and success if that. Every project that ends represents wasted valuable time to them. Possibly opportunity, but many times that depends on the vision and past execution.
It seems players thought, like many fans, that Amorim represented doing something different by the club, a project that they were willing to buy into (for the most part). Now, seeing Carrick on the bring of being sacked after replacing Amorim last season and having a fantastic close to the season… easy to say it’s discouraging. Players don’t see a plan and it seems that they are giving up in their belief of people claiming that they have a plan and vision for the club.
Add to it now a possible gag order on all players from talking to the media and I think it’s clear indications of the toxicity that’s present and coming due to poor leadership from the top.
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I’ll save you time @A_J_Analysis.
It’s because Carrick isn’t very good 😉
Clap_Calp retweeted
I had a conversation with an individual who is in a position of knowledge and he said to me “A number of players don’t feel welcome at the club and feel that there is a deliberate targeting of higher paid players to get them to leave. A number of the defenders wanted to leave this summer because they have been told they are being replaced in a year and some of those players are down to the last year of their contract. Those players are not going to play through injuries for fear of jeopardizing a move and they feel that when they have played through injuries and had a poor game as a result, nobody ever explains to the fans that they have been carrying injuries. Half that Utd team don’t want to be there because they feel like the club don’t want them to be there. I don’t care what anyone says, INEOS did not expect to be here at this point




































